iTradeFX.news — Partner Knowledge Base

1) Who We Are

• Family-run practice led by CEO Christopher Feimel (aka Christopher Biemel) with a small, experienced team. Culture emphasizes trust, transparency, and long-term relationships.
• Focus: Ethical, disciplined trading with technology-driven execution. We prioritize responsible growth over rapid staff expansion.
• How we operate: Relationship-first. Inbound interest, referrals, and curated media—no telemarketing or cold-call boiler rooms.

2) What We Offer

• Structured products that target monthly returns in defined bands (typical target range 4.2%–7.7% per month depending on bond tier).
• Backed by our trading discipline and risk protocols.

• We partner with FXPro as our introducing broker for global market access (MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader, etc.).
• Positions are managed by our internal, rules-based and AI-assisted systems.

• Focused insights aligned with our risk framework and execution playbook.

3) Structure & Participation

• Mini-funds (LLCs): Capital is pooled into small private LLCs, each with ≤10 contributors to maintain private-exemption compliance.
• Contribution cadence: Typical monthly 30‑day trading cycles.
• Minimum participation: $25,000 USD per entry.
• Participant profile: Financially stable, using risk capital, not credit or essential savings.
• Exposure policy: Internal guideline caps per‑individual exposure at ~$2M to stay compliant and manageable. Group pools can reach $1M+ per month via team structures.

Performance Split (Illustrative)

• Contributors typically earn the first ~15% monthly before performance fees (carry) apply.
• Standard carry band ≈ 15% of profits above that first‑return threshold.
• At the highest tier, some structures allow up to ~20% to contributors before a reduced ~7.5% carry.
• Exact terms are documented in the specific LLC agreement and product addenda for each cycle.

4) Distributions & Reporting

• Profit Disbursements: Quarterly (four times per year) for operational efficiency.
• First‑Cycle Courtesy: On a client’s first trade cycle, we may elect to return a portion of profit early to validate the working relationship (case‑by‑case).
• Weekly Performance Statements: Certified summaries are issued once per week. Each participant chooses the day (must be ≥5 days apart between updates).
• No Real‑Time Dashboards: To preserve discipline and reduce distractions, we do not provide live trading dashboards. We prioritize verified, periodic reporting.

5) Custody, Clearing & Funds Flow

• Custodial/BSO Layer: Wise Funding serves as a third‑party business services provider, functioning similarly to escrow.
• Tokenized Flow:
• Incoming capital → converted into a hard wallet (tokenized).
• When executing trades, funds move into a hot wallet for market deployment.
• After trading, principal and profits return hot → hard wallet → business account → participant per disbursement schedule.
• Depository Banks: May include institutions in Oklahoma or Texas, depending on fund and cycle.
• Physical Commodities: When applicable, underlying assets are physically backed and stored with FXPro’s selected storage provider.

6) Technology & Trading Methodology

• AI‑Assisted Execution: Sub‑second (tick‑level) signal processing; auto‑adjusts during volatility per predefined rules.
• Risk Controls: Preset logic for entries/exits, spread discipline, downside protection, and re‑entry on dips. Ability to benefit from both upward momentum and downside corrections (including shorts where permitted).
• Example (Gold): If a position is initiated at a premium (e.g., $3,310 while spot is $3,300, a $10 spread), systems prioritize capital protection and re‑entry logic to optimize the risk‑reward across intraday ranges.
• Verticals: Applied to precious metals, energy, forex, and crypto options, with instrument selection driven by liquidity, spread, and probability profiles.

7) Onboarding & Trial Trade

• iTradeFX Account Application
• KYC/AML Form (basic accreditation review)
• Commodity Purchase Agreement (trial‑specific)
• Risk Disclosure Document
• Registered Invoice (amount & purpose of funds)

8) Culture, Values & Lead Ethics

• Relationship‑Driven: We remember milestones and maintain a high‑touch, family‑style service ethos.
• No Boiler Rooms: We do not purchase investor cold‑call lists or run high‑pressure sales. Leads arrive via video campaigns, digital partnerships, and select media placements.
• Participant Fit Over Volume: We work with individuals who are already financially accomplished and responsible for significant capital/workflows.

9) Communications & Contact

• Primary Contact: Christopher Feimel (Christopher Biemel) — all onboarding and client communications run directly through him.
• Phone (U.S.): +1‑303‑970‑2018
• Registered Office (Corporate):
  1905 Sherman St, Suite 200 #1336, Denver, CO 80213 (USA)
• Operations Hub (Team): Brickell, Miami, Florida (USA)

10) Nova Rae — AI Assistant

• Role: Orientation, FAQs, guided walkthroughs of services and onboarding.
• Platform: ElevenLabs voice + site chat.
• Scope: Explains products, risk, onboarding steps, and helps schedule follow‑ups with a human team member.

11) Quick Start (Checklist)

12) FAQs

13) Risk, Compliance & Disclosures

• Not an offer to the public. Participation is limited to qualified individuals/entities and conducted under private‑placement exemptions.
• No guarantees. All trading involves risk, including loss of principal. Historical/target returns are illustrative, not promises.
• KYC/AML required. We verify identity, suitability, and source of funds.
• System discipline. All contracts, invoices, and disbursements flow through approved channels only.
• Conflicts & fees. Carry fees and any broker revenue shares (e.g., with FXPro) are fully disclosed in product documents.

14) Appendices

A) Example Cycle Timeline (30 Days)

• Days 1–3: Finalize docs & funding via custodial/BSO flow.
• Days 4–10: Signal prep, instrument selection, hedging plan.
• Days 11–20: Execution windows (1–3 sessions typical).
• Days 21–28: Position management, de‑risking, settlement.
• Days 29–30: Statement issuance; reinvest/disbursement elections update.

B) Example Risk Matrix (Simplified)

• Tier 1: Tighter spreads, lower volatility instruments, modest targets, higher capital protection emphasis.
• Tier 2: Balanced spread/volatility mix, moderate targets.
• Tier 3: Higher volatility instruments with dynamic hedging and stricter stop governance; higher target bands.

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